Curves and pools in one feed
Pulse follows a Bags or Moonshot coin from its DBC curve through Final Stretch to the DAMM v2 pool it graduates into, next to Pump.fun, Bonk.fun and the other pads, with filters for holders, dev share and volume.
Looking for a meteora trading bot and sniper? Meteora is the Solana exchange built around liquidity providers, and it also carries a big share of the chain's memecoin trading: $6.9 billion across DLMM, DAMM v2 and its bonding curve in the last 30 days, nearly double the month before, according to DefiLlama. Bags and Moonshot coins start on its curve and graduate into its pools, and Axiom follows them the whole way. Use Axiom referral code TradeNow for 20% off trading fees.
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Meteora is a Solana exchange with three live products. DLMM prices liquidity in discrete bins and charges a fee that rises with volatility. DAMM v2 is a configurable constant-product pool whose launch fees can start high and fall over time. DBC is a bonding curve that launchpads configure and that graduates coins into DAMM v2. Its token, MET, launched in October 2025.
A lot of Solana's memecoin trading runs through those three: trending coins often trade deepest in a DLMM pool, and Bags and Moonshot launches live on DBC until they graduate. Axiom has read that curve since its first week, and one coin can have all three kinds of pool at once, so it helps that Axiom prices it across them.
| Roots | Mercurial Finance, a Solana stable-swap exchange |
|---|---|
| 30-day volume | $6.9 billion (DefiLlama): DLMM $6.2 billion, DBC $0.36 billion, DAMM v2 $0.32 billion |
| Share of Solana | About 7.5% of the chain's DEX volume over 30 days |
| DLMM | Price bins, no slippage inside a bin, a fee that climbs with volatility |
| DAMM v2 | Fees scheduled by time or market cap; 20% goes to Meteora by default |
| DBC | Launch curves of up to 16 segments that graduate into DAMM v2 |
| Pads on DBC | Bags and Moonshot among them, both in Axiom's Solana filter |
| 30-day fees | $27.7 million, $3.2 million of it kept by Meteora (DefiLlama) |
| MET | About $0.35, a $194 million market cap; launched 23 October 2025 |
| Axiom fee | Axiom's 1% per trade over the pool fee, 0.8% with code TradeNow |
Meteora's app is made for liquidity providers, and it is good at that: the Dynamic Terminal for DLMM ranges, alerts when a position drifts out of range, one-click zap out. Its swaps run through a widget powered by Jupiter. It does not try to be the place where you find, judge and trade a coin in its first hour.
Pulse follows a Bags or Moonshot coin from its DBC curve through Final Stretch to the DAMM v2 pool it graduates into, next to Pump.fun, Bonk.fun and the other pads, with filters for holders, dev share and volume.
Meteora's newest pools can post millions in volume on a coin worth a few tens of thousands. Holder counts, bundles, snipers and insiders on the Pulse row show how many wallets are really behind the chart.
Once a DBC curve fills, Meteora's keepers move it into DAMM v2. Axiom's migration orders and sniper act on that moment from Axiom's own nodes, so nobody has to sit refreshing a pool page.
Bribe, priority fee and MEV mode live in each preset, Reduced through Jito or Secure through whitelisted validators, and Husher or Vanish keep a large order off the public path.
Meteora's own limit orders exist only in DLMM pools created in limit-order mode. Axiom's limits, take profits and stop losses work on any Solana token, whichever pool it trades in.
The wallet tracker, copy trading and X monitor sit on the same screen as the chart, and the same login reaches Hyperliquid perps, Polymarket and the EVM chains.
All of that costs Axiom's fee, 1% a trade or 0.8% with TradeNow, over the pool fee, and Meteora pools on hot coins often charge well above their resting rate. For LPing, DLMM ranges and zaps, and anything you plan to hold as a position, Meteora's own app is the better place.
Liquidity sits in bins, each one a single price, so a trade inside the active bin fills with no slippage and the price only moves when the bin empties. The bin step, up to 400 basis points, sets how far the price jumps. LPs shape positions as Spot, Curve or Bid-Ask, and a pool is created either for liquidity mining or for limit orders.
A constant-product pool with concentrated or compounding liquidity and NFT positions. Its base fee can be fixed or scheduled to fall with time or with market cap, a volatility fee can sit on top, and current pools may charge up to 99% in total. Meteora takes 20% of the fee by default.
The Dynamic Bonding Curve: a virtual pool that a launchpad configures with up to 16 curve segments, its own fees and a quote threshold. When enough quote has come in, the coin graduates into DAMM v2. Since September 2026 any Solana token can be the quote, stock tokens included.
The older generation: constant-product and stable pools, some holding liquid staking tokens, with idle liquidity lent out through Dynamic Vaults. Meteora keeps 20% of the fee on volatile pools and nothing on stable ones. Little new activity lands here.
Almost every Meteora fee can change while you watch it.
| Pool | Fee | Meteora's cut |
|---|---|---|
| DLMM | Bin step, volatility | Per pool |
| DAMM v2 | Schedule, volatility | 20% default |
| DBC | Fixed or scheduled | Per config |
| DAMM v1 | Fixed | 20% or 0% |
In money, DefiLlama counted $27.7 million of fees across the four in the last 30 days, and Meteora kept about $3.2 million of it. DLMM produced $22.7 million of that on $6.2 billion of volume, an average near 0.37%, a sign of how much of DLMM's flow is memecoins in wide, volatile pools rather than majors paying a few basis points.
Bags launches on DBC and moves a coin into a DAMM v2 pool once the curve has raised 85 SOL, or 55 SOL in its most locked mode. Moonshot keeps coins on the curve much longer, until a $1 million market cap, before they bond into a full Meteora pool. Both sit in Axiom's Solana filter, and Pulse tracks them from curve to pool.
This month DBC opened to any quote token on Solana. Launchpads can now pair new coins with xStocks such as AMZNx and NFLXx, Backpack's stock tokens or Injective's INJ, and Meteora's keepers now graduate those pairs into DAMM v2 once they fill, so stock-paired memes are no longer a StonkFun-only thing.
MET launched on 23 October 2025 with a billion tokens, 48% of them circulating on day one. Mercurial's holders received 15% of the supply, since Meteora grew out of that exchange, and team and reserve allocations are released monthly until October 2031.
The community Meteora courts calls itself the LP Army, and most of what the team ships serves it: alerts, strategy guides, zaps and a referral staking program, whose second cycle ended with more than 89 million MET staked and over $700,000 in USDC paid to stakers and referrers.
Read the live fee before you size the trade; on Meteora it is rarely the number you expect.
A DAMM v2 launch pool still on a high opening fee, say 5%, makes a quick round trip with Axiom's 0.8% per side cost more than 11%. A settled 0.25% pool costs about 2.1% in and out. DLMM fees climb when a coin starts moving, which is exactly when bots trade it, so set exits as limit orders and let them wait for the price rather than chasing it.
Meteora's launch tools are built to make the first seconds expensive.
DAMM v2 fee schedulers start high and fall over time or as the market cap grows, so the very first buys pay the most. Launches with an Alpha Vault collect deposits before trading opens and buy for them during a protected window, which means the first public buyer is never actually first. The cleaner trade is the DBC graduation, when a curve moves into DAMM v2; the memecoin sniper page explains which Pulse filters to keep for it.
Meteora grew out of Mercurial Finance, a stable-swap exchange on Solana, and rebuilt itself around dynamic liquidity. DLMM became a home for launches and memecoins: its busiest day on DefiLlama's record, $7.6 billion, was 18 January 2025, the weekend the TRUMP token opened in a Meteora pool. DBC and DAMM v2 followed in 2025, and pads such as Bags and Moonshot now launch on the curve.
MET arrived that October. In 2026 the focus has been LP tools and, since September, stock-paired launches, with Meteora sponsoring hackathon tracks for new DBC launchpads. The Solana page places Meteora among the chain's other venues in Axiom.
Volume can be fake. On the day we checked, the ten busiest DAMM v2 pools had all opened that day and reported $3 million to $6 million of volume each on coins valued at $30,000 to $115,000, most with more than ten buyers for every seller. Trading many times a coin's whole value is churn, not demand, and DefiLlama leaves such pools out of its totals.
Liquidity can leave. A one-sided DLMM position above the price turns into SOL as buyers fill it, and its owner can usually withdraw that SOL at any time. And launch fees can be steep: a DAMM v2 pool may charge up to 99% under its own rules, so check the current fee, not the one in the pool's name.
Register at axiom.trade/@tradenow; the referral field arrives filled with TradeNow, and the 20% discount then applies to every Meteora trade.
Deposit SOL with Solana selected, plus a margin for priority fees and bribes on busy launches.
For Bags and Moonshot coins near the end of their curve, queue the buy or sell for the graduation itself.
Check the pool's current fee and its holder spread before the first buy; both change fast on Meteora.
Yes. Axiom trades Meteora's DLMM and DAMM pools and coins still on its Dynamic Bonding Curve, including every Bags and Moonshot launch, from the usual chart and order panel.
Meteora's app is built for LPs. Axiom is built for trading: one feed from curve to pool, holder and bundle data that exposes fake volume, migration orders, bribes and MEV modes, and limit and stop orders on any token. For providing liquidity, Meteora's app is the better tool.
The Dynamic Liquidity Market Maker, Meteora's concentrated-liquidity pool. Liquidity sits in price bins, trades inside a bin fill without slippage, and the fee rises with volatility on top of a base fee set by the bin step.
Meteora's configurable constant-product pool, and where DBC coins graduate. Its fee can fall on a time or market-cap schedule, can add a volatility component, and can reach 99% on current pools; Meteora keeps 20% of it by default.
DBC is Meteora's launch curve. A launchpad configures it with up to 16 segments and its own fees, coins trade against it until a quote threshold is reached, and then they migrate into DAMM v2.
Bags, at 85 SOL for most coins, and Moonshot, at a $1 million market cap, both run on DBC and move coins into Meteora pools. Since September 2026 DBC also accepts stock tokens and other Solana assets as the quote.
They depend on the pool and change with the market: DLMM fees follow bin step and volatility, DAMM v2 fees can run on a falling schedule, and DBC fees are set by each launchpad. Axiom adds 1% a trade, or 0.8% with TradeNow.
Meteora's token, launched on 23 October 2025 with a supply of one billion. Mercurial holders received 15%, and team and reserve tokens vest monthly until October 2031.
No. Meteora's programs are open on Solana, and Axiom is a separate terminal that trades through them. Meteora runs its own app at meteora.ag.
Disclaimer: memecoins on Meteora can be worth nothing within hours, and reported volume on new pools can be manufactured. Not financial advice. Product mechanics come from Meteora's documentation, volume and fee figures from DefiLlama and pool data from GeckoTerminal, checked in September 2026. Axiom Pro is an independent affiliate site, unconnected to Axiom Trade, Meteora, Bags or Moonshot. Use at your own risk.